On 4/19/12 09:17 , Guillaume Yziquel wrote:
Hi.
Le Thursday 19 Apr 2012 à 09:07:47 (-0400), Richard S. Hall a écrit :
Is your bundle importing the package in question? If not, you should
import it in your bundle and then modify the system bundle to export
the package.
If you don't want to import it (which is a bad idea), you could also
add that package to the framework's boot delegation property.
The first option is the best.
-> richard
I tried the second option first. Didn't work out.
I then tried the first option. I guess my problem is getting the system
bundle to export the package properly, which is not the case as I can
see from the karaf console.
However, it seems that there is some mechanism in karaf about the two
different config.properties and custom.properties to override one with
the other. The exact mechanism is still unclear to me. But this maybe
becomes a karaf question.
As to equinox / felix comparison, is there some detailed explanation as
to what the 'boot-time' differences precisely are? It seems many people
get into this mismatch at one point or another.
No.
The main difference if you are running inside of Eclipse for Equinox,
then boot delegation will be automatically set. But if you are using
Equinox and Felix from the command line directly, then I'd expect them
to be pretty similar.
-> richard
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